NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM THE PRESIDENT, MARTIN VISBECK
With the fall equinox behind us, the Northern Hemisphere is rapidly moving toward the darker season, while the pandemic maintains a grip on many societies. We had to rapidly adapt to a new environment of ocean science, ocean teachings, and community communications… > Read more
DON’T MISS THE HONORS PROGRAM DEADLINE!!!
November 15, 2020
Fellows | Mentoring Award | Early Career Award | Ocean Observing Team Award
SEPTEMBER OCEANOGRAPHY STUDENT NEWS IS ONLINE
Keep up to date on oceanography student resources and opportunities. > Read now
> For more news and community announcements go to the News page.
Paleoceanography: Lessons for a Changing World
Check out the June special issue of Oceanography online!
TOS Honors Program
Recognize and celebrate our colleagues’ accomplishments. Nominations now open!
New Frontiers in Ocean Exploration
The E/V Nautilus, NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer, and R/V Falkor 2019 Field Season
Education and Public Outreach: A Guide for Scientists
Basic information for scientists who wish to engage in education and public outreach
Teaching Physical Concepts in Oceanography
Educational approaches to help engage students in learning through a collection of activities
Scientifically Speaking
Educational approaches to help engage students in learning through a collection of activities
OCEANOGRAPHY NEWS
THE JUNE ISSUE IS ONLINE!
The June issue of Oceanography on “Paleoceanography – Lessons for a Changing World” is online. > Read more
DON’T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THE EARLY RELEASE PAGE!
Oceanography posts online early releases of submitted articles. Some highlights:
- A Review of Secchi’s Contribution to Marine Optics and the Foundation of Secchi Disk Science > Read more
- Maury for Modern Times: Navigating a Racist Legacy in Ocean Science > Read more
- Equity and Safety in Polar Oceanography? Let’s Start with Equal Chances of Survival. Literally. > Read more
CALL FOR OCEANOGRAPHY SPECIAL ISSUE IDEAS
Is there some topic that you would like to see Oceanography tackle in a special issue? Please send a short paragraph explaining your ideas to Editor Ellen Kappel at magazine@tos.org.
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS!
Share all of your relevant information on a homemade sensor or instrument so that others can build, or build upon, it. See Oceanography’s Author Guidelines for detailed information on submission requirements.
